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SILKSOULS

Fight your favorite bosses from Silksong in 3D · By grumb000

Introduction (sort of)

A topic by grumb000 created May 08, 2026 Views: 439 Replies: 3
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Developer

First of all, thank you for trying out the project. 

Some disclaimers before you start:

-The lock on could still be a bit dizzying. If you guys have suggestions on how it could be improved, let me know. I find quick focus to be more dependable (but that's just me).

-The best boss to start out with would be Cogwork Dancers (they're the easiest out of the four). Testers have claimed Lace to be the hardest, so be wary of that.

If the bosses are too hard (or straight up unfair) or too easy, let me know what to tweak.

Also, let me know if you run into any glitches; I would like to fix those as soon as possible.

Thank you, I hope yall have fun!

I have so much fun playing your game. Thank you!

May I know what tech stack do you use in this fancy game?

Is there any updates coming in the future?

Developer

I'm glad you liked the game!

I use the Godot Engine which uses it's own programming language called GD Script (which has syntax similar to Python). I created the models in Blender and the textures were created using Krita (and some PBR Textures were taken from free sites). SFXs where created by taking from free sound effects libraries online and splicing them in Audacity. I think that pretty much sums it up.

As for future updates, I do have plans, but I can't guarantee anything at the moment.

Thank you so much for taking the time to give such a detailed reply. I really appreciate it.

And no worries at all about future updates. Whether the project continues or not, I'm already more than satisfied with what you've created. As a Silksong fan, your game has given me so many new ideas and possibilities to imagine. It captures a kind of creativity that makes waiting for the real game a lot more enjoyable.

Thank you again for all the time, effort, and passion you put into this project. It genuinely means a lot to fans like me. I wish you all the best with whatever you decide to work on next.